La bancada femenina en Uruguay: un «actor crítico» para la representación sustantiva de las mujeres en el parlamento

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Niki Johnson
Universidad de la República
Uruguay
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Vol. 66 (2014): Mujeres en política, Artículos Monográficos, Páginas 145-165
DOI: https://doi.org/10.14201/alh201466145165
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En el marco de los debates contemporáneos sobre la representación política de las mujeres, este artículo se propone a estudiar la bancada femenina en el Parlamento uruguayo en el período 2000-2010 para identificar y analizar a partir de este caso arquetípico en la región las posibilidades y desafíos que plantean las iniciativas de articulación multipartidaria para lograr la representación sustantiva de las mujeres. El análisis explora cómo las distintas dimensiones de la representación –descriptiva, sustantiva y simbólica– se articulan en la composición, funcionamiento, actuación y discurso de este actor colectivo, y evalúa cómo inciden tanto la agencia de diferentes actores/as, como factores contextuales institucionales y coyunturales en la representación sustantiva de las mujeres en el caso uruguayo.

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representación descriptiva, sustantiva, simbólica, bancada femenina, Parlamento uruguayo

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